How a new mapping tool helps Florida planners protect wildlife corridors as the state grows
As Florida’s human population grows, wildlife increasingly has nowhere to go.
As Florida’s human population grows, wildlife increasingly has nowhere to go.
Natural Florida must be cherished and conserved to keep loss from overcoming hope.
Sea level could rise by about 10 inches by 2040, inundating a million acres of land in Florida.
Supporters say it would add affordable housing, but critics said it would pave over rural parts of the state.
A small investment in public lands and Florida Forever offers a huge return on the money allocated.
To keep pace with today’s land market, Florida needs to invest more than $1 billion each year in conservation funding.
The latest version lets local government deny a project that is ‘substantially inconsistent’ with a comp plan.
But time is running out, with the legislative session slated to end March 13.
The 'Blue Ribbon Projects' bill would make it easier to turn thousands of acres of rural Florida into sprawling development.
Local leaders and Floridians who want a say in how their communities grow must speak up now
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